Wrightsville GA Real Estate & Land for Sale

If you're seeking hunting grounds, a construction site, or a property that generates income, take a look at this 136.73- acres parcel. Previously timbered in November 2021 and replanted February of 2023 with 3rd generation Loblollie Pines, the land could provide timber revenue in the future. Currently used for hunting. This property is under conservation. The Ohoopee River runs the back of the property line and would be the perfect location for a hunting/fishing cabin or a secluded personal residence.

Idlewild Bottom is located 3 miles south of Wrightsville, Georgia and 22 miles from I 16. This unique tract is just over 66 acres and enjoys the Ohoopee River meandering through a portion of the property. With wetlands comprising close to 80% of this tract, Idlewild bottom is full of ducks and many large deer have been harvested on this property over the years. Idlewild bottom would be a great place for the outdoor enthusiast that loves to hunt and fish.

Hurricane Branch is a 315 acre timberland farm located in northeast Johnson County! The highlight of this farm is the 4-acre stocked pond that sits in the heart of the property. A dark water pond of this size is a sought-after feature in today's market. There are several different homesites one could utilize overlooking the pond. There is a 2.5-acre meadow that runs along the bank of the pond, which would be very appealing for a large homesite. The pond is fed by a natural spring running off of Hurricane Branch, a year-round creek that flows through the property. The hardwood bottoms running along Hurricane Branch are sure to hold game of all kinds. The property has been extensively managed over the years, and the soils are excellent for future timber production. The road system currently in place will allow the new landowner to access nearly every inch of this tract with ease. The strong population of wildlife on this tract is evident, and on our first site visit a large group of turkeys were seen amidst the pine plantation. Johnson County has been known in the past to produce large whitetail deer, and should be no different on this property. Add in the fishing component of the 4-acre pond, and the new owner will have year-round recreational activities to enjoy with family and friends. Another key feature of this property is that it features roughly 10,000 feet or 2 miles of road frontage along HWY 319 & several county-maintained dirt roads. The future subdivision of this tract is there, and can be utilized in the future. Please advise that the sellers will be retaining timber reservation on the merchantable pine plantation. This will allow the new owner to have portions of blank canvas to set up the property is many different ways.

3.17 acres, perfect for a beautiful home. 3/4 miles from town 1/2 mile from grocery, dollar general and hardware stores on main highway electricity on property.